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At the heart of Christmas and the Christian worldview is the Incarnation, when God took on flesh and, in Christ, became fully human. It’s a mystery, to be sure, but as humanity journeys further into this digital age, the idea of incarnation will only become increasingly strange. This virtual world of high-speed internet, social […]
The Washington Post recently looked at new data on which jobs give people the most pride or satisfaction or serve the community the best. There was one job, and only one job, that took the top spot in every category. Before we get to the big reveal, here are the four big defining areas that were […]
In the opening pages of Orthodoxy, G. K. Chesterton likened modern philosophy to insanity. Its inherent circularity may appear to explain everything, but only because it makes reality very small. Those who claim matter and energy are all that exist, he wrote, have an “insane simplicity…the quality of the madman’s argument; we have at […]
Bible sales are up 22 percent in the US through the end of October compared with the same period last year. By contrast, total US print book sales were up less than 1 percent in the same period. What accounts for the rising popularity of God’s word? According to Jeff Crosby, president of the […]
By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter Tuesday, December 03, 2024 NFL receiving great Randy Moss delivers speaks after he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. | Screenshot: YouTube/NFL Pro Football Hall-of-Famer and sportscaster Randy Moss is asking for prayers as he experiences what he calls an unspecified health challenge. […]
Barbara Robinson’s beloved short story “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” is now on the big screen. In this classic tale, the Herdman siblings, aka “the worst kids in the history of world,” not only discover but also reveal the true meaning of Christmas. Originally published in 1972 as a short story in McCall’s magazine and […]
In yesterday’s Daily Article, I chose not to discuss the Hunter Biden pardon and the rebuilding of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris for two very different reasons. As the leader of a non-partisan ministry, I avoid commenting on partisan politics. However, President Biden’s pardon of his son continues to reverberate today in non-partisan ways […]
Among the top worldview stories of 2024 was the series of unexpected admissions from prominent atheists of the cultural good of Christianity. Even as hostility toward Christianity and Christian morality has increased in recent years, a growing number of atheists, former atheists, and secularists verbalized the role Christianity played in shaping the Western world […]
Did you hear about the stowaway who snuck onto a Delta flight from New York City to Paris, hid in various lavatories during the flight, and was only detected as the plane was about to land? Like her, we are all “stowaways” on this planet. Like her, none of us purchased our “ticket.” But […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Sunday, December 01, 2024 Jess Ronne Jessica Ronne’s journey as a caregiver began on a day that could have shattered her world. In 2004, during a routine ultrasound appointment for her second child, doctors informed her that her unborn son had experienced a stroke in utero. They offered no […]